South Park's Most Lib Triggering Moments

Get ready to laugh out loud as Michael Knowles delves into the irreverently hilarious world of 'South Park'! In this must-see video, 'South Park's Most Lib Triggering Moments,' Michael reacts to the sharp-witted satire that has left audiences both howling with laughter and squirming in their seats.

South Park has long been a battleground for cultural commentary, skewering every side of the political spectrum with equal opportunity. But some moments particularly seem to send shockwaves through liberal sensibilities. Michael Knowles, with his signature blend of wit and insight, gives his take on these provocatively funny clips that push the boundaries of political correctness.

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[seandelap]

South Park must never make the same mistake The Simpsons did and remain true to its roots and it has held up very well so far

[BloodandSoilNS]

"We're all out of chin diapers!" always gets me.😂

[loganw]

Respect South Park for being true to its roots.

[mattbarker]

Micahel saying "some people dont realize that it do be like thay, but it do." With a straight face is one of those things i didnt know i needed to witness, until I Literal gold my guy.

[simonhimself]

Into the panderverse was a masterpiece. All of the hour long specials were gold.

[kipholscher]

As a conservative, I'm able to laugh at myself and some of the ridiculous things conservatives say and do. South Park has plenty of material. Show it, I dare you.

[edmudd]

If you just woke up from 40 yr coma and wanted to find out what happened just watch south park you would be up to speed.

[chase_]

growing up my parents wouldn't let me watch south park, but i would stay up past midnight and turn it on after they fell asleep, good times

[ryansobol]

I love the no prep reaction. Smokey mike had no idea what was going on in that futuristic, Cartman becomes a rabbi episode

[liliana]

I can't believe you left out the part about Garrison's sex change and back again, him running after his mouse grown penis was hilarious

[Sniperboy]

I love how much Norm was incorporated into this episode. Easily my favorite comedian of this era. RIP.

[donpietruk]

You need to do the PC babies one Mike. It's comic gold. The babies start crying and won't stop until whatever allegedly racist/sexist/or anti-woke event that upset them stops.

[georgeprchal]

There was the gun show episode where everyone had guns but they turned them into nicer and more compassionate people.

[professormadlad]

The Double Standards in Sexual assault Pisses me off to no end.

[diamondthree]

It's always hilarious when Mike naturally and seamlessly integrates popular memes into his exposition... because he totally doesn't give off memer vibes. It's just so incongruent.

[MrCmills]

Creme frische is the best episode ever. It’s the shake weight episode and I still laugh through the entire thing

[davidhfranz]

The Strong Woman Olympics was the best by far.

[BeachBoy.]

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"It do be like that, it do. Some people don't think it be like it is, but it do"
- Michael Knowles,
A Great Philosopher of our time

[dantheman]

Michael trying to give thoughtful commentary on South Park is pretty funny

[andrewreisinger]

South Park is consistently the most conservative/libertarian show on cable television. Truly remarkable.